“Cinderella” script for a theatrical production for children of senior preschool age. An old, old tale! “Cinderella” (production with children of senior preschool age) Script of the play Cinderella libretto by Churilova
Characters:
- Narrator
- Cinderella
- Stepmother
- Cinderella's sisters - Vitalina and Lucinda
- Prince
- Royal Servants
1 SCENE
(Music is playing)
Narrator:
A long time ago, in a distant country, there lived a widower who had a kind, lovely daughter. One day he married another woman with a bad, unkind character. She had two natural daughters, who in character were like two peas in a pod like their mother. She loved them very much and spoiled them, but she disliked her stepdaughter and forced her to work from morning until late at night. After work, the poor girl sat next to the fireplace directly on the ashes. So her stepsisters called her Cinderella in mockery.
(The curtain opens to the music. On the stage, Cinderella is in an old dress with patches, covered in ash, with needlework in her hands. The Stepmother enters with her daughters in beautiful outfits and fans in their hands. The music stops playing).
Stepmother: Cinderella, today we are going to a ball in the palace. Did you do everything I told you to?
Cinderella: Yes, mother.
Vitalina: Did you sew us dresses for the ball?
Cinderella: Yes, sister.
Lucinda: Did you choose a hat for my outfit?
Cinderella: Yes, sister. (gives away his hat)
Lucinda: What bad taste! I won't wear it!
Vitalina: Give it to me!
Lucinda: No, I won't give it away!
Stepmother: Don't quarrel, my girls!
Cinderella: Mother, let me have a glimpse of the royal noble ball!
(All three laugh, clutching their stomachs. Cinderella covers her face with her hands.)
Stepmother: Why not! Get ready for the ball, honey!
Cinderella: Thank you, mother!
Stepmother: But first, clean up the house, put the garden in order, sort through 5 bags of beans and 5 bags of peas and clean out the ash from the stove. And then you can get ready for the ball.
Cinderella: Mother, but I won’t be able to cope with this even in a year!
Stepmother: Hurry up, darling, hurry up!
My girls, follow me!
(Music plays. The stepmother and sisters leave. Cinderella cries - covers her face with her hands. The curtain closes).
SCENE 2
Narrator: Cinderella stayed at home and cried quietly in the corner. She really wanted to go to the ball too, but where would she go - in such a torn, stained dress.
(Music plays. The curtain opens. Cinderella sorts the grains. Suddenly the Fairy appears).
Fairy: Dear Cinderella, do you really want to go to the royal ball? You have long deserved a reward - today you will go there!
Cinderella: But what will I wear? After all, my dress is all covered in ash and patches. And how will I get to the palace?
Fairy: I will turn your rags into a luxurious ball gown and give you glass slippers. I will turn a pumpkin into a lovely golden carriage, a rat into a fat coachman, mice into fleet-footed horses.
But remember - you must leave the ball at midnight. As soon as the clock strikes twelve, your carriage will turn into a pumpkin, the horses will again become mice, the coachman will become a rat, and your luxurious ball gown will become dirty rags.
Do not forget about it!
Cinderella: Thank you, good Fairy! I promise to return home no later than 12 o'clock.
(Music plays. The curtain closes.)
SCENE 3
(Music plays. The curtain opens. The Royal Palace. There is a ball. Everyone is dancing. Cinderella enters. The music ends. The Prince addresses the Stepmother and her daughters).
Prince: Who is this beautiful stranger?
Stepmother: We don't know her!
(The Prince approaches Cinderella.)
Prince: Beautiful stranger, let me invite you to dance! (Cinderella bows in curtsey).
(Music plays. Everyone dances again. The music ends - the Prince takes Cinderella to her place).
Prince: Beauty, may I ask your name?
Cinderella: Yes, Prince, my name is...
(The clock strikes. Cinderella runs away and loses her shoe. The Prince picks up the shoe. As the clock strikes, the curtain closes).
SCENE 4
(Music plays. The curtain opens. Cinderella sits with needlework. The stepmother and daughters fan themselves. Suddenly the royal servants appear with a glass slipper in their hands. Cinderella hides. One servant opens the scroll and begins to read, the other holds the slipper).
Guard: The King's order: “The prince will marry the girl who will fit this glass slipper.”
Stepmother: Vitalina! Lucinda, come here quickly!
(Vitalina and Lucinda run up, jostling.)
Stepmother: Vitalina, try on the shoe!
Lucinda: I am the first!
Vitalina: No, me!
Cinderella - a play in verse for children's theatrical play
Script for a musical theater game.
CINDERELLA
Based on the fairy tale by Charles Perrault
Action 1
The soundtrack sounds, the curtain opens, there is a fairy and a page on stage
Fairy
We will begin the fairy tale, as custom tells us,
In one kingdom there lived a kind forester
He lived alone in the green wilderness,
And he doted on his daughter.
Page
But the evil stepmother appeared there,
And in the forester’s house everything changed.
She loves her daughters
For the meek Cinderella - basins, frying pans,
Cauldrons and pots, kicks and clicks,
The morning begins, Cinderella sweeps the floor, the sisters wake up, stretch, and yawn. Stepmother enters
Stepmother. Cinderella! Idle again?
I haven't swept the floor yet
I didn’t have time to dig up the beds
And she didn’t start a fire!
My little birds, woke up!
How did you sleep, daughters?
Stepmother. Daughters, I want to give you
Invitation to the ball.
All the girls should be there
The king himself ordered this.
Capricious. Cinderella, prepare your outfits,
The three of us are going to the ball.
Imaginary (Cinderella)
Again in the evening, the sparkle of lights,
Sew me a dress quickly!
Here are frills, here is a wave,
My prince will be crazy.
Capricious (Cinderella)
No really... Cinderella, listen,
don't eat today,
Make me a better dress,
to make it look more fun!
Imagining. Give me the beads, Caprisulya!
After all, I took my mother’s.
Capricious. Oh, leave me alone, Imaginator,
And stay out of my business!
Imagining. In a good way, sister,
I ask. If I get angry...
Capricious. So what?
Imagining. I'll grab your hair.
Stepmother. My girls, don't quarrel!
Cinderella, hurry up!
Little time left.
Learn to be more efficient!
CINDERELLA
Ah, sisters! How I want to go to the ball!
STEPMOTHER
Cinderella, listen, baby, you have a lot to do!
Try a little more
Clean everything in the house:
We planned coffee for a year,
Plant among the flowers
Forty rose bushes
And until they grow up,
Sweep the paths here.
If you try,
You will complete everything to the end,
Then admire the ball,
You can through the window of the palace.
Everyone leaves.
Cinderella Oh, how fun that must be
All the lights in the castle are on.
The prince dances with the girls.
He is handsome they say...
Cinderella goes to the kitchen, sits down, and cries.
The lights go out and the sorceress appears.
Action2
FAIRY
Hello, Cinderella!
Cinderella. Hello, godmother! I'm glad!
How did you arrive on time?
Godmother. Don't cry, baby.
I know that you are dreaming
Have fun at the ball.
Cinderella. Godmother, well, you know everything!
Godmother. Yes, and I can do a lot. (magic)
Cinderella. Godmother, how lovely!
I am grateful to fate.
Page. Here are the glass slippers,
The stars brought them
Under your ballroom dress
We couldn't find anything better.
Cinderella. A magical dream came true
It's like I'm in a wonderful dream.
Godmother. Listen, Cinderella, what I
I have to tell you.
Remember, goddaughter,
When it starts to strike twelve,
You must return home.
Cinderella. Thank you, I understood everything:
As soon as midnight begins to strike,
I must leave the castle.
Godmother. Forward! the carriage is waiting!
Act 3
Castle.
All the guests are dancing.
From all over the country.
Minister. And from neighboring kingdoms
They are invited.
Minister. Allow me, Prince, to introduce you
One beauty...
Prince Come on...
King.
How lovely! Here's a surprise
How slim, black-eyed!
Prince Chernooka…..
KING (to the prince)
Well, dance a little, baby.
Well, ask the little one to dance.
PRINCE
Oh my dad, I'm tired!
And I don't like the ball.
The prince rises from his throne in surprise.
KING
What a wonder! Here's a misfortune
How beautiful, pure passion!
To attend our modest ball.
Allow me, stranger,
Invite you to dance.
They dance and hear the clock strike.
(phonogram)
You stayed forever.
But I must leave you.
Prince, goodbye! Oh, terrible!
It's time for me to hurry.
King. Where is the princess?
Prince. She ran away.
What did she tell you?
What is the name and where to look?
Only the shoe was found...
And get it out of the ground!
Act 4
Cinderella washes and sweeps.
Menister. We have come to you, madam,
Welcome to visit
I'll hand you the shoes in a minute
Let's measure in height.
It was such a wonderful ball.
And no one could catch up.
I just lost my shoe.
The king himself issued a decree
I need to try on the shoe.
She will become the prince's bride...
Welcome to visit
I'll hand you the shoes in a minute
Let's measure in height.
Sit down and try it on quickly!
So, pull harder, come on!
And now, Imaginary!
Better bend your fingers.
Well, keep pushing, pull!
Is it next to the fireplace?
How lovely she is!
But what a sad sight.
Get out of sight quickly!
The order must be followed.
Minister. Don't argue with me!
I will love you forever.
Let me give you permission right away
Offer your hand with your heart!
Act 3
Castle.
All the guests leave
King. My son, there are so many brides here
From all over the country.
PRINCE
Oh my dad, I'm tired!
And I don't like the ball.
KING (to the prince)
Well, dance a little, baby.
Well, ask the little one to dance.
Cinderella enters, the music stops. Everyone is looking at her.
The prince rises from his throne in surprise.
KING (says words when Cinderella enters)
What a wonder! Here's a misfortune
How beautiful, pure passion!
Prince. I'm so glad you decided
To attend our modest ball.
Allow me, stranger,
Invite you to dance.
The prince goes to Cinderella and invites her to dance
They dance and hear the clock strike.
(phonogram)
Prince. I want this castle
You stayed forever.
Cinderella. I won't forget this ball
But I must leave you.
Prince. Well, stay a while!
Cinderella. No, I'm sorry, I can't.
King. Where is the princess?
Prince. She ran away.
King. Servants, all here! Catch up!
What did she tell you?
What is the name and where to look?
Minister. Ah, king, she has disappeared,
Only the shoe was found...
King. Search the entire kingdom
And get it out of the ground! (search and run away)
Act 4
Cinderella washes and sweeps.
Imagining. How I feel sorry for you, poor thing!
It was such a wonderful ball.
Capricious. If only you could see:
The prince and princess danced.
Imagining. How beautiful she is!
Stepmother. And what an outfit she's wearing!
Capricious. The prince fell in love, that's clear.
Imagining. Everyone in the castle says so.
Stepmother. Exactly at midnight she ran away,
And no one could catch up.
I just lost my shoe.
Imagining. The prince ordered to look for her.
Stepmother. To all the maidens of the kingdom,
The king himself issued a decree
I need to try on the shoe.
Capricious. If it's just right,
She will become the prince's bride...
Imagining. Someone is knocking on our door!
Minister. Are there girls in your house?
Minister. We have come to you, madam,
Welcome to visit
I'll hand you the shoes in a minute
Let's measure in height.
Stepmother. Yes, sure! Capricious!
Sit down and try it on quickly!
So, pull harder, come on!
And now, Imaginary!
Better bend your fingers.
Well, keep pushing, pull!
Minister. Who's that girl on the side?
Is it next to the fireplace?
How lovely she is!
But what a sad sight.
Stepmother. Your Grace, dirty little thing!
Get out of sight quickly!
Minister. No, I ask you to stay.
The order must be followed.
Minister. My God, it's about time for her!
Stepmother. This can't be nonsense!
Prince. Oh, father, what happiness!
I will love you forever.
Let me give you permission right away
Offer your hand with your heart!
Svetlana Razilova
CINDERELLA
performance for older based on the fairy tale by Charles Perrault
Characters: Cinderella, stepmother, Anna, Maryana, Lisa, forester, prince, king, 1st
herald, 2nd herald, fairy, page boy.
Action 1
The soundtrack sounds, the curtain opens, stage night, two sisters Cinderellas are sleeping,
Cinderella prepares food.
STORYTELLER.
We will begin the fairy tale, as custom tells us,
In one kingdom there lived a kind forester
He lived alone in the green wilderness,
And he doted on his daughter.
For a sweet girl and the sun was shining,
And the blackbird sang and the bear danced.
And the rose bloomed - such things
Such, such, such things.
But the feisty stepmother appeared there,
And in the forester’s house everything changed.
She loves her daughters
A Drives Cinderella: “Work quickly!”
For Meek Cinderella – basins, frying pans,
Cauldrons and pots, kicks and clicks,
A needle and a broom - such things
such, such, such things.
The soundtrack has ended Cinderella cleans the boiler and
hums a song
Song Cinderella
Tease Cinderella me,
Because by the fire
Sparing no effort,
In the kitchen I work, I work,
I'm fiddling with the stove, fiddling with it,
And I'm always in ash.
FOREST MAN. Why did I get married? Oh, if I only knew? What an evil stepmother for I took Cinderella.
The morning begins, the sisters wake up, stretch, yawn. Stepmother enters.
My little ones, it’s time, it’s time to go to the table.
Everyone sits down at the table, the sisters knock their spoons, and the stepmother rings the bell.
Cinderella runs onto the stage with a tray and serves breakfast.
The Forester comes out and shakes his head. The same goes for sitting down at the table.
To everyone, everyone, all residents of the fairy-tale kingdom!
Tomorrow there will be a noisy ball, a colorful carnival!
2nd. The king himself invites everyone.
Girls, dress up
and come to us for the holiday.
1st. The prince had just decided to get married,
You need to hurry up
2nd. To be on time,
And it starts exactly at six.
the sisters jump up and dance,
ANNA. Ball! Ball! Ball!
MARYANA. Finally the carnival!
ANNA. (Cinderella)
Cinderella, run quickly,
Sew me a dress quickly!
Here are frills, here is a wave,
My prince will be crazy.
MARYANA. (Cinderella)
Cinderella, listen to me,
don't eat today,
Make me a better dress,
to make it look more fun!
LISA. Well, this is the dress for me,
So that all the girls look
Just envious
I will become the queen!
The sisters run away rejoicing
CINDERELLA
Stepmother: Crumbs! Don't waste time
Dress up quickly, it's time for us to go to the ball,
Let's dance until the morning!
CINDERELLA: Mother! Can I go to the ball?
ANNA: You? To the ball! Ha ha! Fun!
MARYANA: Oh, funny. Oh, I can't!
I'll fall over laughing!
LISA: You're all black from soot,
You won't wash it off until the morning.
Together: And no one invited you to the ball!
(Cinderella is crying covering his face with his hands)
You have a lot to do:
Comb your hair, wash yourself,
And think about it,
How to sew dresses for all of us!
Everyone leaves Cinderella, goes to the kitchen, sews a dress, irons the scraps.
Sings his song.
The bell rings backstage. Cinderella grabs the dress and runs backstage.
On stage The smartly dressed stepmother and sisters come out. Follows them Cinderella
Cinderella, listen, baby!
Try a little more
Clean everything in the house:
We planned coffee for a year,
Plant among the flowers
Forty rose bushes
And until they grow up,
Sweep the paths here.
If you will try,
You will complete everything to the end,
Then admire the ball,
You can through the window of the palace.
Everyone leaves Cinderella goes to the kitchen, sit down, crying.
The lights go out and a sorceress appears to the accompaniment of magical music.
Hello, Cinderella!
CINDERELLA
Hello, godmother!
I know everything, don’t worry.
Do better service:
Make your eyes more cheerful
Bring the pumpkin quickly!
Cinderella brings a pumpkin, the lights go out, the pumpkin turns into a carriage.
Cinderella brings a mousetrap
FAIRYSnow-white three horses
We'll make it out of mice
Well, the young coachman -
The rat will come out on its own!
This dress is for you
I chose lovingly
Put it on quickly
Get ready to live!
PAGE BOY.
I'm not a wizard yet
Here are two crystal slippers,
Try them on quickly, you
Let your dreams come true!
Feel free to dance and sing in them,
Your friends are always with you.
CINDERELLA.
Thank you, boy, for your concern,
But who will do the work?
FAIRY. I'll take care of this
And our friends will help us.
Now, hurry to the ball!
Have fun there from the heart.
But no later than 12
I need to get back from the ball.
When it strikes 12 times,
Everything will disappear in the same hour:
Coachman, horses and carriage.
Cinderella, remember this!
In pursuit.
When it strikes 12 times,
Everything will disappear in that same hour!
Horses and a carriage appear on the screen.
The scenery changes and a palace appears.
Act 2
Palace, the prince sits on the throne and old king.
All the guests are dancing.
KING (to the prince)
Dance, my son, a little.
Invite your little one to dance
There's the red one with the bow.
Don't be a bitch, a dandy!
Oh my dad, I'm tired!
And I don't like the ball.
All your girls, sorry, can only have fun.
Included Cinderella, the music stops. Everyone is looking at her.
The prince rises from his throne in surprise.
What a wonder! Here's a misfortune
How beautiful, pure passion!
The prince goes to Cinderella, invites you to dance.
CINDERELLA. How fun I am now, my legs are trying to dance,
Please play music, and we will dance.
Dancing "Good Beetle" and hear the clock striking.
(phonogram)
Cinderella looks at his watch in fear and runs away. The prince is behind her.
The sad prince comes out from behind the scenes with a shoe in his hand.
PRINCE (thoughtfully)
I didn’t catch up with the stranger,
The name just shouted after him.
She didn't answer
Only one shoe.
(to father)
I love her father!
Here, the bride, at last! Son, I will help you, I will find the bride myself.
CHEERER
1st. Our king, this very hour
He himself issued such a decree.
2nd. He tells the girls to try on the shoe,
to check.
1st. For whom the shoe is just right,
She will become a bride at the same hour.
Act 3
Forester's house. Cinderella washes the dishes. Stepmother with daughters
leafing through a magazine. Enter the king, prince and courtiers.
We came to you ourselves,
Trying on shoes for daughters.
If the shoe is just right,
The wedding will take place this very hour.
Well of course it's here
Daughters, hurry up,
Stretch the leg.
He takes the shoe and tries it on for his daughters. The shoe doesn't fit. STEPMOTHER
(trying on one daughter)
Your foot is big
Where did you get this?
(trying on another daughter)
Not a leg, but a poker,
Come on, give me another one!
(calls Cinderella)
Cinderella, listen, baby,
Help us a little,
Put on your shoe quickly -
The prince will have more fun!
It turns out Cinderella, takes a shoe from his stepmother.
Here it is - my beauty!
I've been looking for you for a long time!
FOREST MAN. Here is the second shoe,
This is my dear daughter.
Cinderella, don't be shy,
Get your shoes on quickly. He gives the prince the second shoe, and the prince puts it on too.
FAIRY. Cinderella, change your clothes,
the end is coming soon,
Goddaughter - you're great!
(a phonogram sounds, everyone dances, passes through the stream, bows)
Publications on the topic:
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(fairy tale)A script for a children's theater where the children themselves will act.
CHARACTERS:
STORYTELLER
CINDERELLA
STEPMOTHER
CINDERELLA'S SISTERS – ANNA AND MARYANA
FOREST MAN – CINDERELLA'S FATHER
FAIRY
KING
PRINCE
DANCE TEACHER
GUARDS
COURTIERS OF THE KING
(Music.)
STORYTELLER: Once upon a time, in a distant country there lived a girl. And her name was Cinderella. Cinderella's father was a forester in the Royal Forest. When Cinderella was still little, her mother died and her father married another woman. This is how Cinderella got a Stepmother.
The Stepmother had two daughters. She loved them very much and spoiled them, and when her daughters grew up, she began to dress them up and take them to balls. She did not love Cinderella, her stepdaughter, dressed her in old dresses and forced her to work from morning until late at night.
(Music. The curtain opens. On the stage is Cinderella, in an old dress with dark stains on her face and hands from ash. She cleans the pan. The Stepmother enters with her daughters. They may be with fans, with mirrors in their hands, preening. The music stops sounding. )
STEPMOTHER: Cinderella, today we are going to the King’s ball. Did you do everything I told you?
CINDERELLA: Yes, mother.
ANNA: Did you sew our dresses for the ball?
CINDERELLA: Yes, sister.
MARYANA: Did you grow a flower so that I could inject it into my hair?
CINDERELLA: Yes, sister. (gives the flower).
MARYANA: Oh, what bad taste! ...
ANNA: What an ugliness! … Give it to me!
MARYANA: No, I won’t give it up!
It's time for us to get ready for the ball!
CINDERELLA: Mother, can I also go to the ball?
MARYANA: Are you dirty? Ha ha ha!
(All three laugh. Cinderella covers her face with her hands.)
STEPMOTHER: Well, okay.
You can go to the ball too.
CINDERELLA: Thank you, mother!
STEPMOTHER: But first you have to grind the coffee, sort through 5 bags of beans, 5 bags of peas,
dig up the beds and clean out the ash from the stove.
And then you can go to the ball.
CINDERELLA: Mother, but I won’t be able to cope with this even in a year!
STEPMOTHER: Hurry up, hurry up!
Little ones, follow me!
(Music. The stepmother and sisters leave. Cinderella covers her face with her hands. The curtain closes).
STORYTELLER: The Evil Stepmother and sisters went to the ball to have fun, and poor Cinderella, as always, stayed at home to work.
(Music. The curtain opens. Cinderella sorts the grains. Suddenly the Fairy appears).
FAIRY: Dear Cinderella! You are still working, and the evil Stepmother and your sisters are only dressing up and
go to balls.
You have long deserved your reward!
And today you will also go to the King’s ball.
(pause).
But I have a lot of work...
FAIRY: Nothing! Others will do the work for you!
The mice will sort out the beans and peas, the moles will dig up the beds, the squirrels will grind the coffee, and the cat will clean out the ashes.
CINDERELLA: Thank you, good Fairy!
But what will I wear?
After all, I have no other dress!
And how will I get to the palace?
FAIRY: Poor girl!
You only have one dress!
But nothing! After all, I am a Fairy!
I will turn your old dress into a beautiful ball gown and give you glass slippers. They will bring you happiness! After all, you deserve it a long time ago!
I will turn a pumpkin into a fairytale carriage, a mole into a coachman, mice into horses, and you will instantly rush to the Royal Palace.
But remember - you must return home no later than 12 o'clock, because as soon as the clock strikes midnight, your beautiful ball gown will turn into an old one, your carriage will turn into a pumpkin, your coachman into a mole, and your horses into mice.
Do not forget about it!
CINDERELLA: Thank you, good Fairy!
I will try to get home no later than 12 o'clock.
FAIRY: Now hurry up! The ball is already starting!
(Music. The curtain closes).
STORYTELLER: And now we will be transported to the Royal Palace. There is a ball going on in the palace. All the guests are dancing.
(Music. The curtain opens. The Royal Palace. There is a ball. Everyone is dancing. The music ends. Cinderella enters. The Prince addresses the Stepmother and her daughters.)
PRINCE: Who is this beautiful stranger?
STEPMOTHER: We don't know her!
ANNA: Maybe she's from a neighboring kingdom?
PRINCE: But only guests from our kingdom were invited to the ball!
(The Prince approaches Cinderella.)
PRINCE: Beautiful stranger!
I am glad to see you at our ball... (Cinderella bows).
Let me invite you to dance! (bows).
(Music. Everyone dances again. When the music stops, the Prince takes Cinderella to her place.)
PRINCE: I am glad, beautiful stranger, that you attended our ball.
You are probably a princess from a neighboring Kingdom?
CINDERELLA: No, no, Prince, I live in your Kingdom.
PRINCE: But I've never seen you before.
CINDERELLA: That's because it's my first time at the ball.
PRINCE: But will you allow me to know your name?
CINDERELLA: Yes, Prince, my name is...
(Music: the clock strikes. Cinderella runs away and loses her shoe. The Prince picks up the shoe. The curtain closes as the clock strikes).
(Music. The curtain opens. The Stepmother's house. Cinderella is still cleaning the pan. The elegant Stepmother and sisters are lazing around, fanning themselves, looking in the mirror, preening. Suddenly the palace guards appear. They are holding in their hands the shoe that Cinderella lost. The Stepmother comes out to meet them . Cinderella hides. One guard opens the scroll and begins to read, the other holds the shoe).
GUARD: The King’s order: “Whoever gets this shoe at the right time will be the prince’s bride.”
STEPMOTHER: Anna, Maryana, come here!
(Anna and Maryana approach. The soldiers step aside. They should not see what will happen next. The main thing is that they should not see Cinderella, who will appear later.)
STEPMOTHER: Anna, sit down!
Try on the shoe!
MARYANA: Why Anna?
I am the first!
ANNA: No, me!
STEPMOTHER: Babies, don’t quarrel!
(Anna and Maryana push each other, finally Anna sits down on a chair and begins to try on the shoe.)
ANNA: No, it doesn’t fit at all!
STEPMOTHER: Maryana! Now you try it!
(Maryana sits on a chair and tries on a shoe.)
STEPMOTHER: Put your finger on it! Well, more!
MARYANA: No, no way!
STEPMOTHER: Cinderella!
(Cinderella appears.)
CINDERELLA: What, mother?
STEPMOTHER: (affectionately) Cinderella! You have golden hands!
Put Maryana's shoe on!
STEPMOTHER: (sternly) Put Maryana’s shoe on!
CINDERELLA: No!
STEPMOTHER: Oh, right?
Do you know what I will do to your father?
I him…
CINDERELLA: No need, mother!
I'll put Maryana's shoe on! (dresses).
MARYANA: I am the prince's bride!
(Anna cries with anger.)
STEPMOTHER: Well, dear son-in-law, now hold on!
I will restore order in the Kingdom!
Anna! Do not Cry!
The king is a widower! I'll fit you in too!
(The stepmother thinks.)
STEPMOTHER: The kingdom is not enough! I have nowhere to go for a walk!
That is OK! I will quarrel with my neighbors...
Anna! Maryana! Get into the carriage!
Soldiers! Step by step march to the Palace, for the King's mother-in-law!
(Music. Everyone leaves. The curtain closes.)
(Music. The curtain opens. The Royal Palace. Everyone is in the palace except the Prince. A procession of the Stepmother, daughters and soldiers appears. Maryana limps.)
STEPMOTHER: My dear son-in-law!
Here is the Prince's bride!
KING: But it's not her!
STEPMOTHER: No! Word of the King!
“Whoever this shoe fits will be the Prince’s bride!”
The job is done, dear son-in-law! It's time to get ready for the wedding!
KING: (Looks around confused.) But what to do?
DANCING TRAITOR: Dance! Of course, dance! (Approaches Maryana.)
Let me invite you, madam!
(Gives his hand to Maryana. Music. They dance. Maryana limps, a shoe falls off her foot. Maryana falls.)
DANCE TEACHER: Let me help you, madam!
(He picks her up, puts her on a chair and tries to put on the shoe.)
DANCE TEACHER: But this shoe is impossibly small for you!
How were you able to dress her?
STEPMOTHER: The girl’s shoe fell off her foot at the ball too!
DANCE TEACHER: But it was too big for her!
KING: Don't be upset, madam!
Maybe you have another daughter?
(The Forester, Cinderella’s father, enters. He holds Cinderella’s hand, and she holds the second shoe.)
FORESTMAN: Yes, Your Majesty!
This is my own daughter Cinderella!
I found it in our garden!
She held this shoe in her hands and cried!
KING: (joyfully) She is! Son! Come here quickly!
(The Fairy appears.)
FAIRY: Cinderella! You need to change your clothes!
After all, your wedding is coming soon!
(Cinderella and Fairy leave.)
DANCE TEACHER: And I invite everyone to dance!
(Music. Everyone dances. The Prince appears, then Cinderella. The Prince invites her. Everyone dances. The curtain closes.)
END OF THE PERFORMANCE.
Cinderella - a play in verse for children's theatrical play
Scenario of a musical theatrical game. CINDERELLA Based on the fairy tale by Charles Perrault Act 1 The phonogram sounds, the curtain opens, on the stage there is a fairy and a page Fairy We will begin the fairy tale, as custom tells us, In one kingdom there lived a kind forester. He lived alone in the green wilderness, And he doted on his daughter. .
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But the evil stepmother appeared there, And everything changed in the forester's house. She adores her daughters, For the meek Cinderella - basins, frying pans, Cauldrons and pots, kicks and clicks, The morning begins, Cinderella sweeps the floor, the sisters wake up, stretch, yawn. Stepmother enters
Stepmother. Cinderella! Idle again?
I haven't swept the floor yet
I didn’t have time to dig up the beds
And she didn’t start a fire!
My little birds, woke up!
How did you sleep, daughters?
Stepmother. Daughters, I want to give you
Invitation to the ball.
All the girls should be there
The king himself ordered this.
Capricious. Cinderella, prepare your outfits,
The three of us are going to the ball.
Imagining (to Cinderella) Again in the evening, the sparkle of lights, Sew me a dress as soon as possible! Here are frills, here is a wave, My prince will be crazy. Capricious (to Cinderella) No really... Cinderella, listen, don’t eat today, make me a better dress to make it look more fun!
Imagining. Give me the beads, Caprisulya!
After all, I took my mother’s. Capricious. Oh, leave me alone, Imaginator,
And stay out of my business!
Imagining. In a good way, sister,
I ask. If I get angry...
Capricious. So what?
Imagining. I'll grab your hair.
Stepmother. My girls, don't quarrel!
Cinderella, hurry up!
Little time left.
Learn to be more efficient!
CINDERELLA Ah, sisters! How I want to go to the ball! STEPMOTHERCinderella, listen, baby, you have a lot to do! Work a little more, Clean up everything in the house: Allow coffee for a year, Plant among the flowers, Forty rose bushes, And until they grow up, Sweep the paths here. If you try, You will complete everything to the end, Then you will be able to admire the ball through the window of the palace. Everyone leaves.
Cinderella Oh, how fun that must be
All the lights in the castle are on.
The prince dances with the girls.
He is handsome they say...
Cinderella goes to the kitchen, sits down, cries. The lights go out, the sorceress appears.
Action 2 FAIRY Hello, Cinderella!
Cinderella. Hello, godmother! I'm glad!
How did you arrive on time?
Godmother. Don't cry, baby.
I know that you are dreaming
Have fun at the ball.
Cinderella. Godmother, well, you know everything!
Godmother. Yes, and I can do a lot. (magic)
Cinderella. Godmother, how lovely!
I am grateful to fate.
Page. Here are the glass slippers,
The stars brought them
Under your ballroom dress
We couldn't find anything better.
Cinderella. A magical dream came true
It's like I'm in a wonderful dream.
Godmother. Listen, Cinderella, what I
I have to tell you.
Remember, goddaughter,
When it starts to strike twelve,
You must return home.
Cinderella. Thank you, I understood everything:
As soon as midnight begins to strike,
I must leave the castle.
Godmother. Forward! the carriage is waiting!
Action 3Palace. All the guests are dancing.
King. My son, there are so many brides here
From all over the country.
Minister. And from neighboring kingdoms
They are invited.
Minister. Allow me, Prince, to introduce you
One beauty...
Prince Come on...
King.
How lovely! Here's a surprise
Slim as a Chernooka! Prince Chernooka…..
KING (to the prince) Well, dance a little, baby. Well, invite the little one to dance. PRINCE Oh, my dad, I’m tired! And I don’t like the ball.
Cinderella enters, the music stops. Everyone looks at her. The prince rises from the throne in surprise.
KING What a wonder! What a misfortune, How beautiful, just passion!
To attend our modest ball.
Allow me, stranger,
Invite you to dance.
You stayed forever.
But I must leave you.
Prince, goodbye! Oh, terrible!
It's time for me to hurry.
Prince. Well, stay a while!
King. Where is the princess?
Prince. She ran away.
What did she tell you?
What is the name and where to look?
Only the shoe was found...
And get it out of the ground!
Menister. We have come to you, madam, welcome us as a guest. I'll hand you the shoes in a minute. We'll measure you in height. Imagining. How I feel sorry for you, poor thing!
It was such a wonderful ball.
And no one could catch up.
I just lost my shoe.
The king himself issued a decree
I need to try on the shoe.
She will become the prince's bride...
Sit down and try it on quickly!
So, pull harder, come on!
And now, Imaginary!
Better bend your fingers.
Well, keep pushing, pull!
Is it next to the fireplace?
How lovely she is!
But what a sad sight.
Get out of sight quickly!
The order must be followed.
Minister. Don't argue with me!
I will love you forever.
Let me give you permission right away
Offer your hand with your heart!
Action 3Palace. All guests leave the King. My son, there are so many brides here
From all over the country.
PRINCE, my dad, I'm tired! And I don't like the ball.
KING (to the prince) Well, dance a little, little one. Well, invite the little one to dance. Cinderella enters, the music fades away. Everyone looks at her. The prince rises from the throne in surprise.
KING (says the words when Cinderella enters) What a wonder! What a misfortune, How beautiful, just passion!
Prince. I'm so glad you decided
To attend our modest ball.
Allow me, stranger,
Invite you to dance.
The prince goes to Cinderella, invites her to dance. They dance and hear the clock striking. (phonogram)
Prince. I want this castle
You stayed forever.
Cinderella. I won't forget this ball
But I must leave you.
Prince. Well, stay a while!
Cinderella. No, I'm sorry, I can't.
King. Where is the princess?
Prince. She ran away.
King. Servants, all here! Catch up!
What did she tell you?
What is the name and where to look?
Minister. Ah, king, she has disappeared,
Only the shoe was found...
King. Search the entire kingdom
And get it out of the ground! (search and run away)
Act 4 Cinderella washes and sweeps.
Imagining. How I feel sorry for you, poor thing!
It was such a wonderful ball.
Capricious. If only you could see:
The prince and princess danced.
Imagining. How beautiful she is!
Stepmother. And what an outfit she's wearing!
Capricious. The prince fell in love, that's clear.
Imagining. Everyone in the castle says so.
Stepmother. Exactly at midnight she ran away,
And no one could catch up.
I just lost my shoe.
Imagining. The prince ordered to look for her.
Stepmother. To all the maidens of the kingdom,
The king himself issued a decree
I need to try on the shoe.
Capricious. If it's just right,
She will become the prince's bride...
Imagining. Someone is knocking on our door!
Minister. Are there girls in your house?
Minister. We have come to you, madam, welcome us for a visit. I'll give you the shoes in a minute. We'll measure you in height.
Stepmother. Yes, sure! Capricious!
Sit down and try it on quickly!
So, pull harder, come on!
And now, Imaginary!
Better bend your fingers.
Well, keep pushing, pull!
Minister. Who's that girl on the side?
Is it next to the fireplace?
How lovely she is!
But what a sad sight.
Stepmother. Your Grace, dirty little thing!
Get out of sight quickly!
Minister. No, I ask you to stay.
The order must be followed.
Minister. My God, it's about time for her!
Stepmother. This can't be nonsense!
Prince. Oh, father, what happiness!
I will love you forever.
Let me give you permission right away
Offer your hand with your heart!
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